Bitcoin Exchange Targeted By Armed Robbers Who Fled Empty-Handed, One Arrested
‘One of the suspects was seen running into a ravine area by the arriving police’
Author: Mikael Thalen
Secretive App Promises to Aid Illegal Border Crossings
Creators claim technology will alert users to cameras, fences & border patrol agents
‘Doomsday Clock’ Now 2 Minutes to Midnight
70-year-old symbol as close as ever to hour of the apocalypse
Pelosi Tries to Extend $137,000 Tax Break for Two of Her Multi-Million-Dollar Homes
Pelosi rushed to pre-pay property taxes after decrying GOP tax overhaul as middle-class tax hike and corporate giveaway
Senate to hold hearing on Hawaii false missile alert
State authorities blamed human error for the false alarm issued in Hawaii on Jan. 13
Cloned Monkeys, Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, Open Up New Research Possibilities
The two genetically identical macaques were born two weeks apart
John Kerry considering presidential run in 2020: report
Kerry told Palestinian officials that he was strongly considering a run in 2020
Medicaid Costs for Expansion Enrollees Increased 20 Percent After Two and a Half Years
Younger, healthier Medicaid beneficiaries disenrolled over time
Pedophiles, Criminals, Individuals Under Foreign Influence Had Top Secret National Security Clearance
‘One person’s interim secret clearance was revoked after it was discovered they had raped a child
Trump warns Erdogan to avoid clash between U.S., Turkish forces
‘He urged Turkey to deescalate, limit its military actions, and avoid civilian casualties’
U.S. Tourism Declining, But It’s Not Because of Trump
Media dub drop in tourism that began under Obama ‘Trump slump’
Trump grants first international TV interview to ‘Apprentice’ winner Piers Morgan
The interview will air Sunday on ITV
Trump: Reduced regulations, tax cuts ‘making us a powerhouse again’
‘Long way to go! Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!’
Marijuana legalization is succeeding and other states should follow Vermont’s example
Nearly two-thirds (64 percent) of the American pubic now supports marijuana legalization
Starbucks to boost pay, benefits after U.S. lowers corporate taxes
Starbucks declined to say how much it expected its tax bill to drop under the new plan